SAN ANTONIO — Listen to The Big Fundamental Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Soundcloud, Stitcher, or Podbean. The San Antonio Spurs were on a break while All-Star festivities were underway in Chicago, but the free agency made a move most Spurs fans anticipated in buying out DeMarre Carroll. It’s fair to say Carroll was a bust signing, but is this…
Read More“A quick comment before my question. I surely enjoy the ‘Underground’ (podcast) and look forward to it immensely each week. Your insight, patience and sanity with ‘Paulie Pencil Neck’ and the ‘Professor of Analytics’ is noteworthy. Two questions: First, are there any plans in the future to provide visual viewing on the Cardinal’s app for…
Read MorePodcasts > History > Focus: Black Oklahoma is an exciting experiment in citizen journalism covering various topics relevant to Oklahoma’s African-American community, featuring segments on politics, education, health, business, arts and culture, and more. This new and innovative partnership and radio program is the vision of Quraysh Ali Lansana with Tri-City Collective, produced by PRT’s…
Read MoreFive weeks. That’s how long it took The Markup — the new digitally savvy investigative publication, focused on tech accountability, that launched today — to find someone who could send out its email newsletters without violating its privacy standards. The Markup tested and rejected eight different email providers — including the industry’s 800-pound gorilla, Mailchimp…
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Paul Arriola is injured, and that makes us at Filibuster extremely sad. Jason, Adam, and Ben are still talking about the need to sign more players for the 2020 season, because the team still needs to sign more players for the 2020 season. We talk about D.C. United’s second stage of preseason, possible formations, and…
Read MoreAdam Bartels – Assignment Editor 7 days ago WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — The origins of Black History Month date back to the 1920’s when it was recognized during the second week of February and called “Negro History Week.” Fast-forward to the 1970’s where black educators and students at Kent State University successfully lobbied, and pursauded…
Read MoreThis episode of The Ezra Klein Show was a pleasure. Ta-Nehisi Coates joined me in Brooklyn for part of the Why We’re Polarized tour. His description of the book may be my favorite yet. It is, he says, “a cold, atheist book.” We talk about what that means, and from there go into some of…
Read MoreWeed+Grub. Photo credit Lauren Hurt. Photo: Lauren Hurt 2019’s Top 8 Cannabis Podcasts You Need in Your Life I wish that I had more time in the day to listen to podcasts because there are so many out there that have such a powerful influence! How many hours are there in a day? Not enough….
Read MoreJose Gongora You know them by their first names: Oprah. Serena. Michelle. Sojourner. Influential black women who have shaped cultural moments and historical movements across generations. These icons—among others you’re sure to recognize—were the inspiration for Grammy-nominated rapper Rapsody’s latest studio album, Eve. As Mother Jones Podcast host Jamilah King describes her, Rapsody is probably your favorite…
Read MoreWe’ve written a lot (well, Nick Quah has written a lot) about Spotify’s efforts to move in on Apple’s 15-year position as the undisputed No. 1 platform for podcasts. The Swedish streaming giant has made podcasts more central to its apps, negotiated exclusive deals with production companies, and thrown a ton of money around —…
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